8389010. Lord John de Wyke & 8389011. Egelina de Hautville
~1300, John de Wyke born in Somerset,
England s/o 16778020. Philip de Wyke
& 16778021. Maud de Wengham.
~1305, Egelina born in Chew Magna,
Somerset, England, d/o 16778022. Sir
Geoffrey de Hauteville.
2/25/1308, Edward II succeeded Edward I
as King of England.
1320, Somerset. Philip de Wyke and Maud
his wife plaintiffs; John de Bourbon and Joan his wife deforciants; a messuage
and 80 acres of arable land … in Old Kyngston and Weston-Gordein … Kyngston to
Walter de Wyke, son of the said Philip, … remainder to John de Wyke, brother to
Walter, and his heirs … Weston-Gordein
to the said John de Wyke, son of Philip, … (S) House of Yvery, V1, Anderson,
1742, P385.
8/24/1324, Margery de Coventre, in mercy
for not prosecuting suit against John de Wyk; pardoned because she is poor. (S)
Court Rolls of the Manor of Wakefield, V5, 2013, P42.
2/1/1327, Edward III succeeded Edward II
and King of England.
12/22/1327, Commission of oyer …
complaint by John, bishop of Winchester, … [many named] Walter Russel, John
Wyke, … prevented the exercise of the bishop’s liberties … at his fair … (S)
CPRs.
3/2/1329, William de Cheigni, going to
the islands of Jerseye and Gernereye, has letters nominating John de Wyke his
attorney for 1 year. (S) CPRs.
10/27/1331, Margaret, the wife of Hugh de
Audele, puts in her place John de Wyk and Reginald atte More to prosecute a
petition … concerning the manors of Thakstede, Cnok, Orcheston, and
Heghtredebury. (S) CCRs.
1332, Geoffrey de Hauteville
(father-in-law) deeds his manor of Norton Hauteville to John de Wyck.
Aft. 1332,Egelina’s father died.
1342, John de Wyke a member of parlaiment
at Westminster for the Borough of Shaftesbury. (S) Notitia Parliamentaria,
Willis, 1715, P479.
10/1/1343, Theobald Gorges [Russell]
married John’s daughter Agnes. “Ut in oratorio seu capella infra curiam
Johannis de Wyke infra parochiam de Yatton nostre diocesis inter Theobaldum
Gorges et Agnetem filiam dicti Johannis de Wyke, bannis editis, pront moris
est, primitus inter eos Ucite valeas solempnizare matrimonium citra Natale Domini,
dum tamen aliud canonicum non obsistat, tibi licenciam concedimus. Woky. Id.
Oct., a.d. 1343.” (S) Register of Ralph de Salopia, Bishop of Bath and Wells.
12/5/1344, Andrew
de Canterton and John de Wygan acknowledge that they owe to Gilbert de Wygeton,
clerk, and to Thomas Worthship £20; to be
levied, in default of payment, of their lands and chattels in co. Southampton.
(S) CCRs.
7/12/1346,
Edward landed an invasion force of 10000 in Normandy, which marched north
plundering the countryside. King Philip VI, with 8000 horsemen and 4000 Genoese
crossbowmen pursued. (S) Crecy and Calais, Wrottesley, 1898, P33.
9/4/1346,
King Edward started the siege of Calais, France.
1346, John de Wyke, of Nynhyde-Flory
manor, of Court de Wyck, Claverham, co. Somerset, died at the siege of Calais.
IPM: John held half a knight’s fee in Norton, which Geoffrey de Hautevile
formerly held of the bishop of Bath.
[––Egelina––]
Egelina married 2nd Robert
Guyen, mayor of Bristol [1345, 1346, 1349.]
1352, Somerset and Dorset: Writs and
indentures for the possessions of Robert Gyene (Guyne), Burgess of Bristol,
felon, Lucy his wife and Egelina wife of Rob”john dert Guyen and her
manucaptors in Manors of Chelworth, Kingsdon, Clotton, Wyke, Norton Hautville,
and tenements in Long Sutton (Abbelake), Knowle and Gorewell. (S) UKNA.
10/1/1352, Grant to Egelina, wife of
Robert de Guyen, who {qui) … of the manors of Wyk and Norton Hautevyll, co.
Somerset, which she holds in dower … in aid of her sustenance for the life of
the said Robert. (S) CFRs. [Egelina bought the goods of the manors for £76 12s 6d.]
4/10/1353, Robert Guyen, executor of th
will of Everard le Frenshe of Bristol. (S) CCRs.
Bef. 10/6/1353, Robert Guyen died. (S)
CPRs, 11/6/1399.
Bef. 3/10/1356, Egelina died holding in
dower lands in Norton, Chiew, Dondray, Prikeswyk and Staunton Dru of the
inheritance of John de Wyke. (S) CCRs.
(S) Collections for a Parochial History
of Wraxall, Master, 1900, P14. (S) Let the Stones Talk, Steed, 2011, P77. (S)
Collections of a Parochial History of Chew Magna, Wood, 1903, P77ff.
Children
of John and Egelina:
i.
John de Wyke, born ~1325 in Court de Wyk, parish Yatton, England.
1347, John de Wyke a member of parlaiment
at Westminster for the Borough of Shaftesbury. (S) Notitia Parliamentaria,
Willis, 1715, P479.
3/10/1356, Enrollment … between John de
Edyndon the elder and John de Wyke of Milton, … John de Wyke has granted the
reversion of the manor of Wyke in the parish of Yatton, … which Egelyna his
mother lately held in dower in Cleware … [other properties held by Egelyna
mentioned] … [John de Wyke received 100 marks] (S) CCRs.
John married Alice ?.
1/27/1360, William, Thomas and John
Aunsel have granted to Alexander [Ansell] the manors [Esthall and South’hall in
Horblyng] … after the decease of Alexander the manor of South'hall', excepting
3 messuages and 4 bovates of land in the same manor, shall remain to John de
Wyke and Alice and the heirs of their bodies, to hold of the chief lords for
ever. In default of such heirs, remainder to the right heirs of Alice. (S) Feet
of Fines, Lincolnshire.
ii.
Agnes de Wyke (4194505), born ~1328 in Court de Wyk, parish Yatton, England.
